Nexon: We're letting consumers down
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Business Wire Wrote:Chief executive Owen Mahoney says mobile isn't delivering
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Was it wrong for me to believe this would be in regards to maple?

Was it wrong, so wrong for me to just believe?
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PoetryIsFail Wrote:Was it wrong for me to believe this would be in regards to maple?

Was it wrong, so wrong for me to just believe?

Only if you expected the title to be satire.
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PoetryIsFail Wrote:Was it wrong for me to believe this would be in regards to maple?

Was it wrong, so wrong for me to just believe?
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PoetryIsFail Wrote:Was it wrong for me to believe this would be in regards to maple?

Was it wrong, so wrong for me to just believe?

Yes, but only because we've already had our yearly "we're so sorry" personal heartfelt message from Nexon.
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needs more feels
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PoetryIsFail Wrote:Was it wrong for me to believe this would be in regards to maple?

Was it wrong, so wrong for me to just believe?

They let you down, so they aren't lying at least...
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Today on Southperry geographic;

We see the remaining sane members of the clan cling on the hope for change while they watch the alpha's beat themselves repeatingly bashing their heads into the ground trying to get to these special insects. The miracle bug is a fascinating creature, if you eat dozens of them in large concentrated doses, eventually they give your mind the illusion of immense satisfaction, much like a new car, or even house. However much like other drugs, the more you take the least effect they have.

The environment this small clan lives in is quite astonishing. These creatures willingly live in an environment where the nearby trees excrete small doses of neurotoxins, the trees branches leafless. The miracle bugs actually steal nourishment from these trees, while the sweat after consuming them has been documented to keep the trees alive decades longer. It's as if the environment must punish the unique clan in order to survive, as if locked in this tightly confide box, where perception of an outside world dilutes under the blaring sun and smoggy toxin.

Some that stay wish for that to change, that the trees will one day bear fruit for their dedication, but unfortunately, this tree cannot do such a thing and will never do such a thing.
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KhainiWest Wrote:Today on Southperry geographic;

We see the remaining sane members of the clan cling on the hope for change while they watch the alpha's beat themselves repeatingly bashing their heads into the ground trying to get to these special insects. The miracle bug is a fascinating creature, if you eat dozens of them in large concentrated doses, eventually they give your mind the illusion of immense satisfaction, much like a new car, or even house. However much like other drugs, the more you take the least effect they have.

The environment this small clan lives in is quite astonishing. These creatures willingly live in an environment where the nearby trees excrete small doses of neurotoxins, the trees branches leafless. The miracle bugs actually steal nourishment from these trees, while the sweat after consuming them has been documented to keep the trees alive decades longer. It's as if the environment must punish the unique clan in order to survive, as if locked in this tightly confide box, where perception of an outside world dilutes under the blaring sun and smoggy toxin.

Some that stay wish for that to change, that the trees will one day bear fruit for their dedication, but unfortunately, this tree cannot do such a thing and will never do such a thing.

Strangely poetic.
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SlayerGhost Wrote:Strangely poetic.

He wishes. Monocle
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CarrionCrow Wrote:He wishes. Monocle

I wish it wasn't the truth Rolleyes
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